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Is there a focus on daily stock selection based on financial results?
■ With earnings announcements as a focus, the emerging markets from this week to next week are likely to be restrained in active trading due to the Golden Week, and daily trading based on earnings will likely take center stage. Cluster Technology <4240> announced an upward revision of its financial estimates for the fiscal year ending March 2025 on April 25. Meanwhile, Gix <9219> has revised its earnings down to an operating loss. QITABANKUAI will also engage in Aiming <3911> on the 28th, Sea U C <9158>, and J Story on the 30th.
Growth 250 declined for five consecutive days, with space ventures being STAR = Emerging Markets, 2nd.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index declined for five consecutive days. It had a fluctuating movement around the previous day's closing price. Following a report from SMBC Nikko Securities, space venture QPS Research <5595.T> and Syns <290A.T> saw significant rises. HENNGEE <4475.T> and Qualis <4894.T> were also purchased. The recently IPO'd ZenmuTech <338A.T> hit its daily limit down. Provided by Wealth Advisor Co.
The market is soft, and with pressures like the decline in U.S. stocks, but the downside may be limited.
[Emerging Markets Individual Stocks Global Strategy] Today's Emerging Markets are expected to show a sluggish development. In the US stock market on the 27th, the Dow Inc. fell by 155.09 points (-0.37%) to 42,299.70 dollars, continuing its decline. Concerns over the automobile tariffs announced by President Trump, along with speculation of persistent high inflation, led to a dislike of rising long-term interest rates. On the other hand, indicators such as employment-related data and gross domestic product (GDP) pointed to a robust economy, causing the Dow Inc. to briefly turn upward, but uncertainty regarding tariffs lingered towards the end.
Growth 250 fell for the first time in six days, with a rush to Buy the IPO Mirairo in the Emerging Markets on the 24th.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market 250 Index fell for the first time in six days. After starting high, it lost momentum and traded in a range around the previous week's closing price during the afternoon session. FFRI <3692.T>, Genda <9166.T>, and Hennge <4475.T> were up, while Cover <5253.T> and Sanbio <4592.T> were down. The IPO of Mirairo <335A.T> attracted significant buying and ended its first day of trading with a strong demand.
Stocks that moved and those that were traded in the front market.
*Yamachi Electric <6941> 2289 +182 announced a short-term, high-level Share Buyback. *Itoham Yonekyu <2296> 4215 +330 announced a commemorative Dividends for the fiscal year ending March 2026. *Asics <7936> 3397 +199 although Nike shares are down, there is an expectation for a shift in funds instead of impact. *Towa <6315> 1780 +93 continues to view the establishment of next-generation HBM4 Encapsulation technology as significant. *Netpro HD <7383> 501 +22 Grow.
HENNGE has ranked and announced the establishment of a joint venture in the USA.
HENNGE <4475> has ranked in (as of 10:32). It has made a significant rebound. After the close of trading last Friday, it announced the establishment of a joint venture (consolidated subsidiary) in the USA through a joint investment with Sunbridge Corporation, which has deep insights into the IT industry, and this seems to be a buying trigger. The company has set a medium-term goal of challenging overseas expansion to create an inflection point for future ARR growth. Volume change rate top [As of March 24 10:32].